It can spread through contaminated food, contaminated water, contaminated surfaces, and through sick people.
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Eating contaminated food or drinking contaminated water can also cause sickness.
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It can easily spread from contaminated food, water, or contact with contaminated surfaces.
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It spreads through contaminated water or food, or contact with contaminated people and surfaces.
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If the water is contaminated with bad-guy bacteria, oysters can become contaminated too.
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Of those contaminated with staph aureus, more than half were contaminated with methicillin resistant bacteria (MRSA).
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Republicans are just as likely as Democrats to be drinking contaminated water and eating contaminated food.
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These eggs can then spread through contaminated food and drinking water as well as surfaces with contaminated feces.
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You know half of the rivers and streams that were contaminated when the EPA came around, remain contaminated.
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MDS Foods recalled products found to be contaminated with listeria monocytogenes and other products that may have been contaminated.
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According to the city, 20173 percent of contaminated water fixtures in schools have been fixed, leaving 22017,2101 contaminated fixtures.
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It can be spread by eating contaminated food, touching a contaminated surface or having contact with someone who is infected.
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China, which is the largest source of drug-contaminated shrimp sent to the U.S., suffers from water contaminated with drugs.
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Patients can also become infected with MRSA when they touch contaminated bed linens, bed rails, medical equipment or other contaminated surfaces.
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The outbreak was initially linked to contaminated water from shallow wells but investigations indicated that contaminated food was the main culprit.
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People can pick up norovirus by eating contaminated food, swallowing contaminated water, or touching a contaminated surface (like a doorknob or countertop) and then putting their fingers in their mouths, or by having direct contact with someone who's infected.
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Scientists think CWD spreads from animal to animal via contaminated body fluids or through indirect exposure to contaminated carcasses or drinking water.
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The cholera outbreak was initially linked to contaminated water from shallow wells, but investigations indicated that contaminated food was the main culprit.
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"There are hundreds of communities contaminated by military activities and industrial emissions, and most have drank contaminated water for decades," Lunder continued.
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Norovirus is spread from one person to another through contaminated food or water or by touching a contaminated surface, the department said.
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Food borne illnesses aren't spread by old food, they're spread by contaminated food, and food can be contaminated no matter how fresh it is.
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But TEPCO admitted last year that its contaminated water contains contaminated particles other than tritium, according to the Japan Times, which has fueled concerns.
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Once the ash and contaminated soil was removed, Klug said the soil was graded, or scraped, to remove additional contaminated soil and smooth the surface.
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Contaminated water sources and dangerous bacterial infections Extreme weather and rainfall have contributed to the spread of bacterial infections through contaminated water, especially in summer.
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But it does occasionally make the news, usually when a person contracts the illness after exposure to contaminated water—like during Hurricane Harvey—or contaminated seafood.
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It said 743 percent of the population was drinking contaminated water - and agencies had reported that two-thirds of Cox's Bazar's water was contaminated with faeces.
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Poliomyelitis, polio's formal name, is a highly infectious viral disease that is transmitted from person-to-person via the ingestion of contaminated feces, or through contaminated food.
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And though certain kinds of plants grown in metal-contaminated soils can be particularly damaging, lead-contaminated soil really shouldn't be seen as primarily an agricultural concern.
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Norovirus can be spread in various ways, including through direct contact with an infected person, touching a contaminated surface or object and consuming contaminated food or drinks.
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The guards are thought to be afflicted by norovirus, an incredibly contagious and prolific germ typically spread through eating contaminated food and water or even touching contaminated surfaces.
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People could come into contact with these pathogens by touching the infected pet, handling contaminated pet food and surfaces, or consuming human food that has been cross-contaminated.
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But the contaminated water at that farm does not fully explain all of the illnesses, nor do the agencies know how the reservoir became contaminated with the bacteria.
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It can spread by having direct contact with an infected person, consuming contaminated food or water, or by touching contaminated surfaces then putting unwashed hands in your mouth.
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Some lawyers, such as in this case, have argued that the talc is contaminated with asbestos and that Johnson & Johnson knew that its products were contaminated for decades.
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An infection with Campylobacter is usually linked to eating undercooked meat contaminated with the animal's feces, unpasteurized dairy, or other food that was cross-contaminated during while being prepared.
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Infections can occur after consuming contaminated food such as undercooked meat, raw milk, or raw produce; contaminated water; or from contact with farm animals, particularly cows, sheep, and goats.
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"If other people breathe the contaminated air or touch a contaminated surface, then touch their eyes, noses or mouths, they can become infected," the county warned in a statement.
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Anyone who suspects they're holding onto contaminated food should also throughly clean out their fridge and other potentially contaminated surfaces with bleach and hot water, and wash their hands well.
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People typically contract norovirus by consuming food or beverages contaminated with fecal matter from an infected person, or from touching their mouth after coming into contact with a contaminated surface.
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Usually, that's no problem but, if just one of those bags is contaminated with E. coli, the whole container (and every subsequent bag you pour into it) is also now contaminated.
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"The same way your hand may have been contaminated, your phone may have been contaminated," Dr. Jeffrey Klausner, a professor of epidemiology at UCLA's Fielding School of Public Health, told Mashable.
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Do the same for the other — red light, contaminated.
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Produce can become contaminated if poop-tainted water gets into the field where it's grown, or if the produce comes into contact with contaminated surfaces during harvest, shipping, or at the store.
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So far, there has been no comprehensive study of the parking lot area, so no one knows whether "the site is slightly contaminated or grotesquely contaminated or something in between," Mr. Carpi said.
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Don't let your pets drink floodwater, which may be contaminated.
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Meats and poultry are typically contaminated, especially before they're cooked.
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It's even dangerous for people to breathe the contaminated air.
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Outokumpu said output was unaffected and products were not contaminated.
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Did contaminated evidence make the criminal impossible to track down?
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Daley also shared the restaurant had discarded all contaminated meat.
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You can also contract measles from touching a contaminated surface.
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It often felt contaminated by the grubbiness of partisan politics.
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In a statement, USADA highlighted the concern around contaminated supplements.
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It's deeply contaminated, deeply undermined, deeply doubting its own existence.
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Worse and worse problem because our fresh water becomes contaminated.
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During manufacture, these devices may have become contaminated with NTM.
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Numerous companies are offering devices to detect a contaminated drink.
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The Rover has contaminated water in at least three states.
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Past outbreaks of Elizabethkingia have come through contaminated water sources.
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More details about the contaminated products can be found here.
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Contaminated skin diving suit dusted with a deadly fungus inside.
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Drinking contaminated water can also lead to serious digestive problems.
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Listeria is a bacteria that causes illness from contaminated food.
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Drinking contaminated water can lead to devastating disease and illness.
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"The tampons themselves are not contaminated with bacteria," she said.
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People become infected by eating foods contaminated with animal feces.
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Contaminated scopes can carry infections from one patient to another.
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It can also be transmitted through contaminated food or water.
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Possibly contaminated cans of meat were also distributed in Guam.
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"The tampons themselves are not contaminated with bacteria," she says.
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The flooding has also contaminated a number of water sources.
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The contaminated water was sold in 1 gallon, clear containers.
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There is nothing "wholesome" about chicken products contaminated with feces.
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The contaminated drugs killed 22019 people and sickened over 700.
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Klint manipulated it to depict a possibly contaminated futuristic island.
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Authorities also discouraged foraging in contaminated forests, and still do.
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From time to time, those cans become contaminated during manufacturing.
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A person becomes infected by ingesting contaminated food or water.
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His lawyers said he never intended to sell contaminated drugs.
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They eat contaminated fish and shellfish with potentially lethal consequences.
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"Everybody has to consider the floodwater contaminated," Dr. Persse said.
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However, he said the store has never sold contaminated products.
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An earlier report said drinking water can also be contaminated.
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You just wanted to be around him to be contaminated.
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Once used and contaminated, the water is put into storage.
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Salmonella infections usually spread through food contaminated with animal feces.
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There is the possibility that the tissue could be contaminated.
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In some cases, it can also be contaminated with asbestos.
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MINSK (Reuters) - Russian Deputy Energy Minister Pavel Sorokin said on Friday after talks on contaminated Russian oil that one of the options to resolve the issue is to mix contaminated and clean Russian oil.
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Norovirus is an extremely common and contagious virus that you can get from an infected person, from contaminated food and water, from from touching contaminated surfaces, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The researchers found that over an average of 4.6 years, exposure to valsartan products potentially contaminated with NDMA showed no association with overall cancer risk compared with exposure to valsartan products unlikely to be contaminated.
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Residents complained of problems ranging from respiratory woes to contaminated water.
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Atolls were destroyed, steppes contaminated, and fallout spread around the world.
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Huge amounts of contaminated sand were reportedly dumped into the Bay.
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Many of them will never return to the most contaminated areas.
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About 1 million of these cases are caused by contaminated food.
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Tests showed 26 different kratom products, from multiple manufacturers, were contaminated.
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Mr. Anderson said he bought a portfolio of nine contaminated properties.
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That's, in a nutshell, why Flintstones have been drinking contaminated water.
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But it is badly contaminated rice that's unsafe for human consumption.
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Now, government agencies are broadening the list of potentially contaminated boxes.
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The disease spreads through water or food contaminated with infected faeces.
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Contaminated blood supplies caused over 20,000 HIV infections in America alone.
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Hungary's MOL had agreed to store 100,0003 tonnes of contaminated crude.
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Across the planet, 1.8bn human beings drink water contaminated with faeces.
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BELARUSIAN BELNEFTEKHIM SAYS LOOKING INTO POLISH OPERATOR'S DISCOVERY OF CONTAMINATED OIL
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BELARUSIAN BELNEFTEKHIM SAYS 630,000 T CONTAMINATED OIL STILL ON BELARUS TERRITORY
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Puppy and dogs had open wounds; cages too small; contaminated food.
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It was infested with lead paint, paint dust and contaminated soil.
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As of now, no illnesses from contaminated Sargento cheese are reported.
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Bosnia is one of the most landmine-contaminated countries in Europe.
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There are 1,000 tanks today containing 750,000 tons of contaminated water.
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Pool water can get contaminated by an infected person's feces. 5.
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Hyderabad-based Aurobindo recalled contaminated valsartan in January and in March.
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Foodborne botulism is spread through ingesting contaminated foods, the CDC said.
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And then he found out it was because water was contaminated.
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Stories of contaminated drinking water made national headlines earlier this year.
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Spinach jumps from the eighth to the second most contaminated product.
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It's unclear exactly which parts of the area may be contaminated.
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However, the phone booths that were contaminated with formaldehyde arrived later.
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I perform intricate routines and complicated movements to avoid becoming contaminated.
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They're poorly regulated, and they may be contaminated with harmful ingredients.
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Tests found that the drugs were contaminated with NDMA or NDEA.
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While marketed as authentic, some may be contaminated, expired or unsafe.
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The actual warehouse has also caused issues as it's environmentally contaminated.
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"The number of child deaths from contaminated water plummeted," Smith added.
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The Hill reports on the discovery of Congress's lead-contaminated water.
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Food and water bowls can be contaminated with the bacteria, too.
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Foods are contaminated with chemicals and no wildlife seems to survive.
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Eating food contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes can cause the infection listeriosis.
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Typically, eggs become contaminated by salmonella through the feces of birds.
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In the Philly suburbs, they're talking about cleaning contaminated water wells.
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It also blamed a separate, unnamed company for the contaminated yogurt.
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But experts say touching contaminated surfaces can still pose a risk.
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Much of the ground there is still contaminated by unexploded ordnance.
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Food contaminated with E. coli sickened customers around the United States.
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When construction started, plastic covered the contaminated area of the property.
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Washington, DC has seen lead-contaminated water since the early 2000s.
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As smoke contaminated the air, mothers feared for their babies' health.
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Our culture, our society, is contaminated with violence in every form.
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Avoiding swimming pools that may contain contaminated water is also important.
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The US Department of Defense has listed 36 contaminated military installations.
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It was not immediately clear if the water had been contaminated.
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Advocates for the environment and victims of contaminated water supplies disagree.
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They also claim Parchman's drinking water is contaminated with human waste.
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Anisakiasis results from eating fish or seafood contaminated with that parasite.
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These wastes contaminated soil, groundwater, and surface water with hazardous chemicals.
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It can clean contaminated water, including ocean water, within two hours.
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Wells that are in flooded areas are vulnerable to being contaminated.
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Land is contaminated here, and access to safe food is tough.
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In some parts of Puerto Rico, rivers and streams became contaminated.
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It also appears the contaminated lettuce has infected people in Canada.
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Over the last two decades, about half of its 23,715 contaminated buildings have been destroyed, more than 18 million tons of soil and waste moved to special landfills, and 18 billion gallons of contaminated groundwater treated.
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Today, there is still a 770-mile-wide Chernobyl Exclusion Zone — the contaminated areas of Ukraine and Belarus — that is considered unsafe for human habitation or any kind of agriculture due to contaminated plants and soil.
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She said washing contaminated lettuce won't ensure that harmful germs are killed.
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Because the only thing better than food potentially contaminated with e. coli?
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Residents assume that the ground water and everything it sustains are contaminated.
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Police initially believed the couple was using contaminated heroin or crack cocaine.
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As water came into contact with the mine's minerals, it was contaminated.
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Contaminated romaine lettuce might still linger on store shelves, the CDC says.
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People are able to resell something that's been used and been contaminated.
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It's all contaminated", Stanley told CNN, adding: "Today, it stinks of death.
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There is very little water left and people are drinking contaminated water.
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No illnesses have been reported linked to the potentially contaminated sunflower kernels.
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In Chicago's case, the fake weed was contaminated with a rat poison.
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Flint resident Jessica Owens holds a bottle full of contaminated water Feb.
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The lawsuit does not specify what the batches were allegedly contaminated with.
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He also emphasized that the virus was not contracted by contaminated food.
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The shellfish can look and smell perfectly normal, but still be contaminated.
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At least one contaminated employee quit Hanford and moved to another state.
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"Anything from the cave environment could have contaminated the samples," Krause says.
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Many have been marked as permanently contaminated, and are off-limits entirely.
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BELARUS SAYS 760,000 T OF CONTAMINATED OIL REMAIN ON ITS TERRITORY - BELNEFTEKHIM
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Alarm at reports of cadmium rice and other contaminated foods is growing.
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The drink was contaminated when the drink dispenser was cleaned, Moore said.
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"We received some bad meat, contaminated meat unbeknownst to us," said Sher.
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BELARUSIAN BELNEFTEKHIM SAYS 620,000 T OF CONTAMINATED OIL REMAIN ON ITS TERRITORY
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But the water wasn't properly treated and it became contaminated with lead.
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C. Diff is spread through antibiotic use or contact with contaminated surfaces.
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Once it's contaminated, you have to ship to a central sorting facility.
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HUNGARY'S MOL SAYS AGREES TO STORE 100,000 T OF CONTAMINATED RUSSIAN OIL
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In the last week, the city has seen its first contaminated pipe
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As a result, contaminated water can end up on fruits and vegetables.
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Crews would haul away all soil that had been contaminated, he said.
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People are clearly leaving, and the houses are sitting empty and contaminated.
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Foodborne botulism is spread through ingesting the contaminated food, the CDC said.
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"You don't know if something has been contaminated or poisoned," he warned.
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Samples may have been contaminated through the yearsHair is a little trickier.
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They have ARS, Acute Radiation Syndrome, because they ate some contaminated fish.
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Cholera is an acute diarrheal infection spread by contaminated food and water.
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Clinton also mentioned Flint's "lead-contaminated water" during Sunday's Democratic primary debate.
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Cholera, which causes severe diarrhea, is spread through contaminated water or food.
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This year, the most contaminated strawberry had traces of 20 different pesticides.
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The poisoning hazards include deteriorating lead paint, tainted soil and contaminated water.
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If the clock spring is contaminated, an airbag warning light will illuminate.
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Troops traipsed needlessly through highly contaminated tomato fields with no safety gear.
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The massive public health crisis stemming from contaminated water in Flint, Mich.
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Two vials of a substance used in studies were contaminated with fungus.
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Take a shower as soon as possible, and seal away contaminated clothes.
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Raw flour can be a dangerous ingredient when contaminated with E. coli.
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But just how did that lettuce become contaminated in the first place?
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And the family believes his death was brought on by contaminated water.
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The heavily contaminated water flowed over the river banks, creating radioactive pools.
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People are infected by consuming food or water contaminated with the parasite.
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It's expected to convert more than 50 billion gallons of contaminated waste.
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The outbreak has been blamed on drinking water from shallow, contaminated sources.
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Athletes get positive tests for contaminated supplements and foods all the time.
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That's because — yikes — the CRF-based foods could be contaminated with listeria.
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The defense team argued that the DNA evidence could have been contaminated.
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More information on the contaminated Frito-Lay products can be found here.
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The soil—contaminated with pesticides and weed killers—deserved a new life.
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We like our celebs dirty, flawed, contaminated, disgraced, tainted, and, yes, impure.
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Typhoid is a serious fever caused by consuming contaminated food or water.
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Symptoms typically start one to four weeks after eating the contaminated food.
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It's also possible you're swallowing or snorting poor-quality or contaminated drugs.
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That the media would find out he's in favor of contaminated water?
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This is to keep dairy-contaminated cookware separate from dairy-free cookware.
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The contaminated oil crisis has also hit supplies to Kazakh domestic refineries.
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Prosecutors suggested shortly before jury selection that DNA evidence had been contaminated.
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Nothing to be done for the contaminated plates or the dying nematodes.
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Brown adamantly denied that the Hunny Pot has ever sold contaminated products.
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Clean and disinfect surfaces and objects that may be contaminated with germs.
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The faster you remove the contaminated material from your body, the better.
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Not all batches of these medications have been found to be contaminated.
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The oil spill has contaminated waters near a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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But, Kuntin says, not all plastic waste is too contaminated to recycle.
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It may be that not all of these samples are truly contaminated.
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And you begin to view the outcome as somehow contaminated or tainted.
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The bags also become contaminated from the floodwaters, generating mountains of waste.
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Contaminated by arsenic, the site is currently undergoing a $78 million remediation.
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So was it farmer one, two, three, or four that was contaminated?
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Five million tonnes of oil were contaminated in April with organic chloride.
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Cleaning up the worst-contaminated soil would cost hundreds of billions more.
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The infection comes from a "contaminated bioculture," basically various species of mold.
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There remains 620,000 tonnes of contaminated oil on Belarusian territory, Belneftekhim said.
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"People get norovirus from direct contact with an infected person, consuming food or water that has been contaminated with norovirus or touching contaminated surfaces and then putting your unwashed hands in your mouth," Rybka told the Transylvania Times.
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Most of that is from food contaminated by human hands before serving, but fruits and vegetables can be contaminated by sewage in water used to grow them, and oysters or other shellfish can pick it up from sewage.
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Norovirus, sometimes called the "stomach bug," is easily spread through direct contact, consuming contaminated food or water, or touching contaminated surfaces and then putting your hands in your mouth, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Instead, the current recommendations focus on remedial actions that can take years to clean up contaminated drinking water, and some sites that would have been required to clean up contaminated water may now avoid remediation, according to the publication.
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To clean it up, Honeywell created a remediation plan that included building an underground barrier wall to keep contaminated groundwater from seeping into the lake, dredging and covering 15 percent of the contaminated lake bottom, and treating the water.
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Both the US and Chinese CDCs recommend boiling drinking water if there's a possibility it could be contaminated with sewage, and not eating raw food like shellfish or produce that may have been harvested or washed in contaminated water.
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Even after the house was connected to a municipal water system, the water coming to the house was still contaminated because the local supplier realized only about three years ago that it was also using groundwater contaminated by PFAS.
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MINSK (Reuters) - Belarusian state oil firm Belneftekhim said on Thursday that no new contaminated oil had been found in tests on Belarusian territory and that it was looking into an isolated discovery of contaminated oil by Poland's pipeline operator.
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The contaminated water has been linked to at least two deaths from leptospirosis.
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They later acknowledged that their observations had probably been contaminated by interstellar stardust.
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It's also contaminated drinking water supplies, leading to thousands of people being hospitalized.
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The hummus batches, TJ's says, "have the potential" to be contaminated with listeria.
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Check your freezers for raw ground turkey products because they might be contaminated.
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In pools, cryptosporidium can enter the body when a swimmer swallows contaminated water.
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Despite the recall, there's still a chance you could come across contaminated melons.
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The contaminated products were imported by LaRose and sold by Target and Walmart.
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This also decreased the likelihood of the sample becoming contaminated with modern bacteria.
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Kellogg has launched an investigation into how the cereal could have been contaminated.
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A human version of hepatitis E exists, which typically spreads through contaminated water.
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After all, condoms aren't going to help if they're competing in contaminated water.
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Tests found some of the products were contaminated with N-Nitrosodimethylamine, or NDMA.
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Fracking has sparked concerns of contaminated drinking water, methane emissions and even earthquakes.
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However, the plastic straw is not the primary reason oceans are so contaminated.
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According to the CDC, the amoeba can't infect someone who drinks contaminated water.
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Much of the water supply in the hurricane-struck region risks being contaminated.
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How are you going to wash vegetables to make sure they aren't contaminated?
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Plus, internal documents reveal firms complaining of contaminated crude oil from U.S. reserve.
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They are not contaminated with bacteria or toxins — these come from our bodies.
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People usually get sick with salmonella (salmonellosis) from ingesting contaminated food or water.
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The CDC says California is the source of E. coli-contaminated romaine lettuce.
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Most have refused to take contaminated barrels into the system since late April.
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The possibly contaminated products were shipped, nine at a time, in 45-lb.
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PIPELINE SUPPLYING BELARUSIAN NAFTAN REFINERY CLEARED OF CONTAMINATED OIL - RIA CITES POLOTSKTRANSNEFT DRUZHBA
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However, ingesting large amounts of contaminated water has the potential to be lethal.
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Yasushi Ooishi of TEPCO works in the team to handle the contaminated water.
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That means one in eight deaths worldwide can be attributed to contaminated air.
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Within weeks, more than 200 km (125 miles) of coast had been contaminated.
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Moscow and Transneft have also not offered any help towards diluting contaminated oil.
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It was used to cut up contaminated steel with a high-powered laser.
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The plan resulted in the water becoming contaminated with lead and rendered unsafe.
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Approximately 164,210 pounds of raw ground turkey products may be contaminated with Salmonella.
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Regrettably, these grafts that were contaminated with the prion protein responsible for CJD.
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It reported that by Sunday approximately 15,000 liters of contaminated seawater were contained.
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So contaminated that I would sincerely doubt whether it complies with the definition.
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Inside the contaminated chamber, Andriambololona loads white bags into a poo-extraction machine.
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The study determined that Alunorte had contaminated the nearby waters with heavy metals.
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The agency is investigating whether more brands may also be contaminated with salmonella.
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Consuming food or water contaminated with the bacteria can lead to the illness.
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The defense team raised questions about whether the DNA could have been contaminated.
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The tax would fund programs to fix contaminated wells and water treatment systems.
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Illnesses from contaminated water sources also become a burden heavily felt by women.
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The contaminated dirt is sealed inside black garbage bags that now litter farmlands.
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The cholera outbreak has been blamed on drinking water from shallow, contaminated sources.
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A machine called the "mattress autoclave" steam boiled contaminated mattresses to kill bacteria.
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The oil has been contaminated with organic chlorides, which can destroy refining equipment.
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The lead heavily contaminated the city's drinking water, leading to a health crisis.
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And one of the other operators contaminated one of the samples by accident.
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Farmers in the area grow melons, which they fear might somehow be contaminated.
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Fresh water supplies have been contaminated in the north, according to the UNOCHA.
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This means avoiding highly contaminated areas and close quarters with many other people.
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It spreads through contaminated water and food that comes in contact with it.
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Since April 2014, the people of Flint, Michigan have been drinking contaminated water.
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And part of my background is in reclaiming brownfield, Superfunds, and contaminated sites.
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People have been drinking water from creeks contaminated by dead animals, she said.
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Within days, troops were hacking down contaminated fields of tomato vines with machetes.
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It was not contaminated: Instead, it was a genome unlike anything they expected.
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It was also not immediately known what the crude leak might have contaminated.
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A 2009 Energy Department survey found nearly 300 shuttered, contaminated and deteriorating sites.
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Late last month, the agencies said romaine from six California counties was contaminated.
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Four bases identified by the Navy were also found to have contaminated water.
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The situation is being compared to the contaminated water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Contaminated water could lead to rashes, burns or a range of other symptoms.
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Nasty illnesses like E. coli and salmonella can be spread via contaminated food.
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Officials never identified exactly how romaine might have become contaminated in past outbreaks.
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When rain falls on bay laurel leaves, contaminated droplets scatter, reaching neighboring trees.
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Even a small batch would result in a huge amount of contaminated waste.
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Solid waste can be anything from contaminated tools, to clothing, or broken equipment.
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The more officers visited the property, the more contaminated the crime scene became.
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And Puerto Rico is still dealing with contaminated drinking water from Hurricane Maria.
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Rice often absorbs arsenic from contaminated soil as it grows in the environment.
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Our energy resources will dry up, and our drinking water will become contaminated.
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During routine testing of the foods, officials discovered they were contaminated with listeria.
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Teachers even cleaned water tanks that were contaminated with mold and dead birds.
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Less than a decade ago, Bradford Beach in Milwaukee, Wisconsin was mysteriously contaminated.
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Zwick said his readings fluctuated throughout his tour through the contaminated exclusion zone.
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Equipment including food and water bowls can be contaminated with the bacteria, too.
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Bruton studies the remediation of soil and groundwater contaminated with highly fluorinated chemicals.
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The locations are so contaminated that they are off-limits to the public.
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But less-potent versions—or contaminated ones—can have serious effects, Kesselheim says.
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"The books were contaminated due to the mold and termites," the statement said.
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Handling a mask repeatedly also increases the chances that it will be contaminated.
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Stacey's hydrologist says her well water is contaminated, while Range's experts say otherwise.
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Industrial waste covers homes, schools, and vehicles in a shroud of contaminated dust.
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In 2016, 485,000 diarrhea- related deaths were attributed to microbially contaminated drinking water.
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His milk is contaminated with PFAS, according to Food and Drug Administration tests.
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Every surface you cough on or touch could become contaminated with the virus.
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On April 0003, the C.D.C. contacted the F.D.A., which searches for contaminated products.
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Hantavirus is primarily contracted by breathing air contaminated with rat feces and urine.
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Trace metals from the ash contaminated snowflakes, which then fell onto the mountain.
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The scientists found that about a million residents were exposed to contaminated supplies.
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Cover image: A sign warns of sewage contaminated ocean waters on a beach.
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Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth after touching something contaminated with germs.
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The site contains contaminated soil, sediment and groundwater from past industrial operations there.
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The lettuce may be contaminated with dangerous E. coli bacteria, say health officials.
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Symptoms of salmonella usually begin 12 to 72 hours of consuming contaminated food.
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They become useless as house slippers once they're contaminated with the outside world.
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It was not the first time his plates had become contaminated or moldy.
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He said he didn't realize the water may have been contaminated with sewage.
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A plan for cleaning up contaminated sites was negotiated with Israeli environmental authorities.
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More than 1,300 Superfund sites, which are heavily contaminated, still require clean-ups.
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Now, steps to prevent illness from contaminated drinking water will not be taken.
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And what more could be done to protect Americans from drinking contaminated water?
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Contaminated water and water-logging often unleash such infections after floods and mudslides.
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Eating these lead-contaminated products may elevate blood lead levels, the FDA explained.
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Polio spreads primarily through water contaminated with the feces of an infected person.
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The images that come to mind—sprawl, cars, congestion, contaminated and scarce water,
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Some of these plants are contaminated with heavy metals, pesticides, mold or salmonella.
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They believed that their unexplained medical conditions were tied to the contaminated water.
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The path to pulling contaminated food from shelves and menus can be long.
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ITC continues to pump chemical waste from the charred tanks and contaminated waterways.
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Go deeper: Ex-Juul executive alleges firm sent 1M contaminated pods to market
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It's almost like heaven is trying to wash away the soiled, contaminated remains.
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The disease is spread by contaminated food and water, and causes acute diarrhea.
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The company has consistently denied that its powders were ever contaminated with asbestos.
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It's likely that the lettuce was contaminated by an infected water source nearby.
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Cholera, a diarrheal disease that spreads to humans through the ingestion of contaminated food and water, has ravaged Haiti since a river was contaminated by foreign U.N. workers carrying the disease bacteria in the aftermath of the earthquake in 2010.
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Though not harmful to humans, there is no vaccine for the disease, and transmission can occur in many ways, including direct contact between animals, through contaminated food and by people contaminated with the virus traveling from one place to another.
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Though not harmful to humans, there is no vaccine for the disease and transmission can occur in many ways, including direct contact between animals, through contaminated food and by people contaminated with the virus traveling from one place to another.
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MINSK, June 20 (Reuters) - Belarusian state oil firm Belneftekhim said on Thursday that no new contaminated oil had been found in tests on Belarusian territory and that it was looking into an isolated discovery of contaminated oil by Poland's pipeline operator.
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The point is, you're far more likely to bite into contaminated people food, but it is possible to be extraordinarily unlucky and have your one experiment with non-human food result in a salmonella- or listeria-contaminated dog-food meal.
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"Leafy greens, such as lettuce, can become contaminated in the field by soil, contaminated water, animals or improperly composted manure," said Jeff Farber, director of the Canadian Research Institute for Food Safety and a professor at University of Guelph in Ontario.
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Rick Snyder apologized to the residents of Flint for the city's contaminated water supply.
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Michigan's governor released hundreds of pages of emails regarding Flint's lead-contaminated water supply.
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Or they might eat food or drink water contaminated by an infected dog's poop.
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Crime scene investigators had, in turn, contaminated dozens of crime scenes with her DNA.
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But floodwater can also carry disease, be contaminated with sewage, or hide dangerous objects.
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And while graphene should be 100 percent carbon, most of the samples were contaminated.
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The cyclospora cayetanesis parasite is spread by ingesting food or water contaminated with feces.
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Salmonella outbreak linked to pre-cut melon Contaminated fruit reportedly distributed in eight states.
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Importantly, they ruled out the possibility that the rocks were contaminated with younger rocks.
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If all this isn't enough, there's all that contaminated water to consider as well.
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Meanwhile, a CDC report estimates that 15,000 homes in the district are still contaminated.
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An investigation found that the multi-dose vaccine had been contaminated with living staphylococci.
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That outbreak was linked to contaminated cilantro from Mexico, and led to no fatalities.
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Contaminated Urals crude was discovered in the Druzhba pipeline to Europe in mid-April.
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Yet inspecting them to see if they are contaminated can also be a hassle.
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The school's water has the same contaminated water that residents are told to avoid.
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Cholera is caused by ingesting food or water contaminated with the bacterium Vibrio cholerae.
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Why: The frozen vegetables and foods containing these vegetables may be contaminated with Listeria.
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It isn't Earth, but it is someplace, a dark and contaminated planet of waste.
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The Toyosu site, where a coal-gas works had once sat, was heavily contaminated.
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They can also spread through contaminated needles or sharp objects that puncture the skin.
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These products were also made with whey protein that may be contaminated with Salmonella.
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Sometimes, it can take just a few months to remove and replace contaminated soil.
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"Four out of five cases [of food poisoning] are from contaminated poultry," says Roe.
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Water supplies are undrinkable and once-unspoilt Mediterranean beaches are contaminated by untreated sewage.
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Shawe's assistant discarded the phone, saying he feared it was contaminated by rat droppings.
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And it said if you put contaminated food into commerce, you violate the law.
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Imports of recyclable waste are often dirty, poorly sorted or contaminated with hazardous substances.
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And as a fellow Gulliver reported last week, contaminated air on flights is widespread.
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The river was also contaminated with high levels of arsenic, beryllium, cadmium and mercury.
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Canine Brucellosis can be transmitted to humans and other animals through contaminated reproductive fluids.
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Jhohora Akhtar, 30, draws water from a family well, which is contaminated with arsenic.
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Cholera is a diarrheal disease that spreads in contaminated water and causes severe dehydration.
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"We are very confident that some of these seed mixes were contaminated," Hartzler said.
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The contaminated products should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase.
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Produced May 2, the potentially contaminated products have been identified by the USDA online.
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If your pipes are contaminated, that water will have the most accumulation of toxins.
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"Without these services, the city's water source will be contaminated with sewage," she added.
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Ukraine's economic hardships have made it difficult for ordinary citizens to avoid contaminated food.
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"Honey Smacks products with earlier dates could also potentially be contaminated," their statement reads.
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New research reveals 230 dietary supplements were contaminated with unlisted chemical and drug ingredients.
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For more than a year, Flint's public water supply has been contaminated with lead.
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Some oil-contaminated gravel will be disposed of at an area landfill, he said.
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In the United States, contaminated fish is the No. 1 source of mercury poisoning.
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In 2004, Spain quietly fenced off the most contaminated land near the bomb craters.
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It turns out that all feeds were contaminated with GMOs, Roundup, and other toxins.
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It was not clear if the water supply was ever contaminated by the spill.
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"They contaminated it, cleaned some of it up," Mayor Traver, of Fort Edward, said.
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Storm surge and flooding can lead water to get contaminated with bacteria and chemicals.
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"We have started cleaning the pipeline system of the contaminated oil," the minister added.
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Raw eggs can be contaminated with salmonella and raw flour can contain E. coli.
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We're told some around him suspect he could have been exposed to contaminated food.
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Swiss rolls Flowers Foods recalled Swiss rolls because they may be contaminated with salmonella.
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After the first collapse, spilled bourbon contaminated two nearby creeks, killing almost 1,000 fish.
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The center had not yet found any contaminated feed supplies, Huang later told Reuters.
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The cyclospora parasite causes intestinal illness in people who consumed contaminated food or water.
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For his experiment, Ferreira injected ferrofluid into small glasses of water contaminated with microplastics.
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The manufacturing process could have been contaminated since as early as May 200, 28.
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The full FDA release, including a list of contaminated CRF products, is available here.
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Globally, 1.8 billion people still drink contaminated water, according to the World Health Organization.
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My house is right next to the mountains, so my house might get contaminated.
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The cyclospora parasite causes intestinal illness in someone who consumed contaminated food or water.
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A restaurant menu is also a contaminated surface that most people don't consider dirty.
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Someone can accidentally swallow or breathe in the eggs through contaminated food or beverages.
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In the months since images of contaminated water and anxious parents in Flint, Mich.
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If you're symptom-free and in a non-contaminated area, experts recommend getting outside.
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But some are worried the boxes their items are delivered in could be contaminated.
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We're told the team wears gloves so the evidence in question is not contaminated.
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Millions of gallons of untreated sewage and contaminated water were released after the hurricane.
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In nearby Hammond, Indiana, lead-contaminated water was found in nine schools last August.
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"He is the only candidate who is not contaminated with our politics," he said.
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And soil and water could be contaminated if proper environmental remediation was not completed.
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I sometimes hold my breath because I feel like I'm breathing contaminated air. 26.
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The 1999 storm flooded manure pits and contaminated waterways with animal carcasses and waste.
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They said the waste included contaminated garments, leftover food, and medical supplies and syringes.
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Wear gloves (which themselves can become contaminated) or use your elbow to push buttons.
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One 7-year-old girl bit into a contaminated strawberry but was not harmed.
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As a result, children and families drank water contaminated with lead, poisoning a generation.
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Tested in the same way, bonobos refuse to touch banana slices contaminated by feces.
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Pittsburgh officials have been accused of downplaying the threat of lead-contaminated drinking water.
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California lawmakers are considering a plan to help poor communities afflicted by contaminated water.
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She's even removed her wedding ring because it's one less that can be contaminated.
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This follows discovery of contaminated Urals crude that affected the Druzhba pipeline to Europe.
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The government warned about contaminated seafood around Japan, and toxic water, sludge and rubble.
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For decades, soccer and baseball were played on contaminated fields in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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But several hundred residents were evacuated on Thursday as the contaminated waters submerged homes.
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The source of the contaminated valsartan was a Chinese manufacturer, Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceutical Company.
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Some eggs from German and Belgian farms have also been found to be contaminated.
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In some versions, extra suburbs had been added to the list of "contaminated" areas.
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Aside from contaminated drinking water, PFAS can be found around the house, Bruton said.
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It also contaminated communities, destroyed businesses and cost billions of dollars in cleanup costs.
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The cyclospora parasite causes intestinal illness in people who consume contaminated food or water.
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Former aides say Mr. Trump has a longtime fear of having his food contaminated.
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A contaminated specimen of crime scene DNA might well result in a false match.
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Just one speck of contaminated dirt in your detox drink could upend your gut.
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First, the cannabis used by people following their recipe might be contaminated with pesticides.
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Every day, 800 children under five die because of contaminated water and poor sanitation.
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Rail cars containing contaminated equipment were last placed here in 1996, Hanford officials said.
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And we should make it easer for children to move from contaminated public housing.
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Chicken products from a variety of sources have been contaminated, the government agency said.
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Symptoms of salmonella usually begin within 12 to 72 hours of consuming contaminated food.
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I saw Navy men arrive at the island hospital after cleaning up contaminated islands.
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The bacteria can spread through skin-to-skin contact or by touching contaminated surfaces.
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Because these foams have been used for decades, hundreds of military installations are contaminated.
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An investigation has found that , and served ice in drinks contaminated by fecal matter.
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Officials say the overdoses may be linked to the same contaminated batch of heroin.
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And they'd already been told it was contaminated with chemicals that can cause cancer.
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In this instance, the contaminated crustaceans came from the Delaware Bay in South Jersey.
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There, in what is an extremely dangerous and contaminated area, we will find antivirals.
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Then Lincoln hit them with a $1,084 bill to replace the rodent-contaminated carpet.
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Infection usually occurs when someone eats food or drinks liquids that have been contaminated, touches surfaces or objects that are contaminated and then puts their hands in their mouth, or has contact with someone who has been infected, such as by sharing food.
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This week, new data showed that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, can live on contaminated surfaces as the SARS virus can, so it may spread, sometimes explosively, from doorknobs, elevator buttons and contaminated surfaces in hospitals and elsewhere.
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In the past, the authorities have intervened when contaminated food crosses state lines, they said.
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Others, intoxicated by power, money and market trends, have stolen your lands or contaminated them.
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Windows are often most contaminated, since external paints tended to contain higher concentrations of lead.
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If the property is thought to be contaminated, there are several solutions, Mr. Daehnke said.
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Avoid drinking or preparing foods with tap water until you are sure it's not contaminated.
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A Samos-based aid worker told me that doctors had found it contaminated with hepatitis.
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Hasseröder, a beer owned by Anheuser Busch, was most contaminated, containing 29.74 micrograms per liter.
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Other military equipment that was contaminated by atomic bomb explosions was left at Hunters Point.
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According to the Environmental Working Group, 110 million people could be drinking PFAS-contaminated water.
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"You don't have to own a cat to be exposed to contaminated feces," Fuller said.
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That said, these drugs are oftentimes contaminated or laced with other substances, such as fentanyl.
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The coating was recalled due to milk powder that may have been contaminated with salmonella.
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Police are looking for a small vial feared to be contaminated with traces of Novichok.
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"We're going to ask that people presume that the flood waters were contaminated," he said.
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Without more information, IDPH does not know how much contaminated product is circulating or where.
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The potash Diesbach used had been contaminated, which altered the chemical makeup of his pigment.
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Produced May 2, the potentially contaminated products have been identified in a USDA online announcement.
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Utensils are often placed right on the dirty table which means they become contaminated too.
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Water contaminated with 5,212019 ppb of lead is classified by the EPA as hazardous waste.
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So far, 32 people in 11 states have gotten sick from eating the contaminated leaves.
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This detail has a lot of ramifications: It means that most water sources are contaminated.
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Salmonella can also contaminate foods through contact with contaminated surfaces, cooking tools, or unwashed hands.
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Thanksgiving presents a lot of opportunities for food to get contaminated and make people sick.
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The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service found that more chicken products were also contaminated.
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The three investigators found "multiple examples" of sloppy work that could lead to contaminated drugs.
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"Risk for transmission from spread through inanimate objects or contaminated surfaces is low," Popescu said.
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Contaminated oil was discovered last month in the Russian Druzhba pipeline which runs across Belarus.
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No illnesses have been linked to the potentially contaminated sunflower kernels, according to the company.
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I counted my blessings: For the most part, I had left my contaminated past behind.
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MAINE Well beyond Stoneridge Farm, Maine state officials are grappling with contaminated sludge on farms.
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Nancy Reed contracted the infection after she fell in Harvey's contaminated floodwater and injured herself.
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One of the personal cars was found to be contaminated for a second time Jan.
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In other words, mountains of contaminated material were sitting on site for weeks to months.
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Symptoms of salmonella present anywhere from 12 to 72 hours after eating a contaminated product.
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Prevailing thought was to dig wells or treat the remaining contaminated water sources with chemicals.
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But overall, only about 2% of seized cocaine vials in Philadelphia are contaminated by fentanyl.
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In Ukraine, for example, which has all three, about 8% of the land is contaminated.
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Sometimes, despite a recycling facility's best efforts, a plastics stream becomes contaminated, which impairs sellability.
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As in California, investigators linked the outbreak to contaminated water lines at a single clinic.
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Drinking wells are increasingly contaminated with nitrates from cheap fertilisers, which have spread alongside pumps.
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And when Bifidobacteria appears in milk, it's likely the milk is contaminated with cow poop.
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Each contaminated piece is placed in a separate red plastic bag designed for medical waste.
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In total, the PFAS-contaminated water supplies evaluated in the study serve six million Americans.
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You have to take all their innards out and throw it together as contaminated waste.
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People can develop the illness when they consume food or water contaminated with infected feces.
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The FDA estimates that 30 deaths each year are caused by eating salmonella-contaminated eggs.
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A BACTERIUM called Salmonella typhi travels from host to host in contaminated food and water.
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In 2010, an alert was sounded over mozzarella that was contaminated and had turned blue.
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Three people died last year after a well was contaminated with another bug called campylobacter.
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Most cases — 35 percent — occurred when people swallowed water in contaminated pools or water parks.
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The extracted DNA needs to be of sufficient purity that the readings are not contaminated.
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However, many industry experts have long suspected feed supplies could be contaminated with the disease.
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On Wednesday, ships began moving though the area of the channel contaminated by the spill.
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Ono says dealing with contaminated water is one of many complex issues involved in decommissioning.
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Particularly contaminated cities must now ensure that dirty diesels with their poisonous gases stay outside.
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Michigan usually uses the money to stop water wells in the state from becoming contaminated.
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Once contaminated, industrial fields have been converted into the 250-hectare Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
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BELARUSIAN GOMELTRANSNEFT DRUZHBA SAYS HAS NOT FOUND CONTAMINATED OIL IN TESTS ON BELARUS TERRITORY - BELNEFTEKHIM
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On Monday, Kellogg's recalled 10,000 Nutri-Grain Whole Wheat Waffles packages that were potentially contaminated.
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Already, this has caused a handful of drinking wells at Hallandale Beach to become contaminated.
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He says he can't grow food because he fears the rice paddies are still contaminated.
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As many as 10 million hectares are contaminated by heavy metals, according to 2015 figures.
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NRCS officials have acknowledged that contaminated seed mixes for conservation land have spread Palmer amaranth.
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Instead of digging up two feet of contaminated soil for disposal, digging up eight feet.
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The radiation testing revealed that the dogs living in the zone were not harmfully contaminated.
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Australian police said the contaminated fruit appeared to have originated at a Queensland-based supplier.
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"There were many problems," he said, listing destroyed homes, contaminated water and frequent power outages.
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"They could be contaminated with strange materials, specifically metal," the company said in a statement.
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He got it from a contaminated scope at UCLA's Ronald Reagan Medical Center in 2014.
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"Food contaminated with Vibrio parahaemolyticus usually looks, smells, and tastes normal," the agency further cautions.
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The mechanics contaminated the plane's oxygen system when they cleaned it back in April 2016.
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They then used a broken mop handle to lift the contaminated buckets into a truck.
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PA) has sold a cargo of contaminated Russian Urals oil to Poland's PKN Orlen (PKN.
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He said they would have been contaminated in the 1950s during the production of plutonium.
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Water contaminated with 5,000 ppb of lead is classified by the EPA as hazardous waste.
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Ten people have contracted leptospirosis, a disease spread in drinking water contaminated by animal excrement.
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Some can't be occupied because they were contaminated by chemicals left behind by meth labs.
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The Coast Guard was skimming and pumping contaminated runoff into storage containers, the regulator said.
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The city's bay and lagoon are still contaminated with dangerous bacteria due to unprocessed sewage.
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Listeriosis is a condition that develops from eating foods contaminated with the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes.
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An investigation found a contaminated piece of equipment at a facility that produced the cashews.
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Americans will depend on him to act quickly to stop contaminated meat getting to market.
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He claims that he was able to take samples from ice that was not contaminated.
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Open wells can become contaminated during flooding, further damaging an already unstable supply of water.
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Other independent studies, however, have found coal ash–contaminated groundwater flowing into drinking water sources.
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Someone can also get it from drinking contaminated water, touching animals or drinking unpasteurized milk.
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What if my stomach couldn't take it because the kava root was contaminated with molds?
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Rick Snyder's administration to be charged in a criminal investigation of Flint's lead-contaminated water.
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Why it matters: These drugs, while marketed as authentic, can be counterfeit, contaminated or expired.
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Infections are contracted by consuming food or water contaminated with the fecal bacteria Vibrio cholerae.
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Scientists found fish contaminated with high levels of arsenic and selenium months after the spill.
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It also could mean if your food got contaminated, Ovie could show it as fresh.
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An outsider is called in to investigate the attacks, and there's talk of contaminated water.
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Consuming food that is contaminated with botulinum toxin can cause botulism, which can be fatal.
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In fact, environmentalists and scientists say Rio's waters are much more contaminated than previously thought.
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She did not rule on whether federal employees were negligent in addressing Flint's contaminated water.
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Although, yes, there's a risk your cookie dough is contaminated, it's a pretty minimal one.
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Last year, ProPublica found contaminated water and soil at approximately 400 active and closed bases.
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And so the area that you've set the weapon off becomes highly radioactive and contaminated.
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The cyclospora parasite causes intestinal illness as a result of consuming contaminated food or water.
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A separate but related set of lawsuits suggest Johnson & Johnson's powder is contaminated with asbestos.
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The disease, which spreads through contaminated food and drinking water, causes diarrhea, nausea and vomiting.
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European refiners had to halt work for fear the contaminated crude would damage their equipment.
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Contaminated also were Bella's memories of high school: the place, the people, the endless years.
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State officials, including Lyon, have disputed the link between Legionnaires' disease and lead-contaminated water.
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Health authorities assured the public that all contaminated rockmelons were removed from Australian supermarket shelves.
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This is different than when a disease is spread via contaminated surfaces or via animals.
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End tables, light switches, doorknobs can all become contaminated due to germs on our hands.
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Engineers spent late nights scrambling to overhaul rooms so that contaminated air could not escape.
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Although gloves, too, can become contaminated, viruses don't live as long on fabric or leather.
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Polluted skies, contaminated earth, nuclear explosions, fantastic happenings are all seen in the same light.
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Furthermore, poor ventilation can trap contaminated aerosols and "facilitate transmission of the virus," said Ashraf.
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Elsewhere, Seawright says, communities are sounding alarms about contaminated soil and other environmental health hazards.
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At schools that have been tested, more than a third of the taps were contaminated.
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The agency is not, for example, allowed to force Claire's to recall the contaminated products.
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He declined to comment on Total's exposure to contaminated Russian oil discovered two months ago.
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The review also found that stethoscopes, phones and tablets can be contaminated with harmful bacteria.
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" The result, she said, is that "children are still drinking contaminated milk, which is heartbreaking.
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She said the CDC is confident that the updated tests won't be contaminated or inaccurate.
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"The regulations favor agriculture," said Gordon Gottbeheut, 23, whose nitrate-contaminated well near Armenia, Wis.
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Wells contaminated by bacteria or hazardous microorganisms can be blasted with chlorine and other disinfectants.
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I do whatever I can to make sure there's no risk of anyone getting contaminated.
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One hot spot was a contaminated property where the Corps razed a house in 2012.
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If injected, the agency said the contaminated vials could pose a "significant risk" to patients.
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Frequently wipe down surfaces that may be contaminated by bodily fluids, including blood and stool.
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It's more likely that there are multiple transmission points seeded by one contaminated water supply.
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But the disease, caused by a bacterium in contaminated water, has spread rapidly since April.
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"A working hypothesis is the synthetic cannabinoids were contaminated with brodifacoum," according to the CDC.
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The Prospect Park Y.M.C.A., where Mayor de Blasio exercises, was closed because of contaminated water.
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Officials suspect that school lunches may have been contaminated, and they have opened an investigation.
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Those experiencing these symptoms within two months after eating contaminated food should seek medical care.
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That incineration process costs about $3 to $4 per gallon of contaminated water, she said.
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Cholera, a bacterial disease spread by contaminated water, can cause fatal dehydration if left untreated.
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The head of WaterAid India VK Madhavan said the country's groundwater was now heavily contaminated.
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The rest of the recalled food was contaminated with either rubber, glass, cardboard or wood.
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In 2015, two patients in Los Angeles died and five were sickened by contaminated duodenoscopes.
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And for the issues that move him the most, like contaminated water in Flint, Mich.
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The site contains contaminated groundwater, soil, sediment and surface water resulting from the installation's operations.
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Millions of Americans are drinking water contaminated with per- and poly- fluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS.
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Everything within a 25-foot radius of the vomit is most likely contaminated, he added.
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It spreads when someone comes in contact with contaminated feces or vomit, Mr. Kuhr said.
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"I am making it a priority to ensure contaminated sites get cleaned up," he said.
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The arrest happened days after he rapped about the still contaminated water in Flint, Mich.
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The liquor may have been contaminated with toxic methyl alcohol, according to local news reports.
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Listeria symptoms typically begin to appear within one to four weeks after eating contaminated food.
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Spread by poor hygiene and contaminated drinking water, cholera can cause fatal dehydration without treatment.
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"The city is infiltrated, the city is contaminated," said Amrullah Saleh, a former intelligence chief.
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The St. Louis trial was the first to allege asbestos-contaminated talc caused ovarian cancer.
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In general, my intrusive thoughts are these: that my surroundings are contaminated, that my body is somehow contaminated (either with germs or disease), that the food I'm eating is contaminated, that I may throw up, that I might choke on food, that if I eat something I've never had before I'll have an allergic reaction, that my throat will close up, and needing to know everything I'll do and eat in a certain day.
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Among those cases was a recall of Salmonella-contaminated peanut butter that took over five months between the agency first identifying it as a potential problem and the company issuing a recall, and a case of Listeria-contaminated cheese that took almost three months.
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"Emergency crude oil stocks in Poland are therefore sufficient and according to information provided to the IEA by the Polish Administration, these stocks have not been contaminated by the Russian contaminated crude and thus continue to meet quality expectations," IEA said in a statement.
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Norovirus is described by health officials as a "highly contagious type of gastrointestinal illness, or stomach virus" that can affect anyone who has direct contact with an ill person, touches contaminated surfaces and puts their hands in their mouth, or consumes contaminated food or water.
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The additional sampling will determine whether the dioxins and other toxic sludge has contaminated surrounding sediments.
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Eating food contaminated with listeria can cause headaches, fevers, stiff neck, nausea, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.
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They can spread through any number of ways: shaking hands, drinking contaminated water, changing a diaper.
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But last year the country stopped buying recycled materials, because so much that arrived was contaminated.
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For diners, that could lead to consuming contaminated seafood laden with bacteria, pollutants, and heavy metals.
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Greco's team also found evidence that this ancient snack-pack is contaminated by Brucella melitensis bacteria.
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The Sargento statement said that "there have been no confirmed illnesses" from the potentially contaminated packets.
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Doctors warn pregnant women to avoid some fish because it can be contaminated with this form.
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Sturgess (right) passed away after coming into contact with a novichok-contaminated item on June 29.
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The DeCosters pleaded guilty in June 153 to selling contaminated food across state lines, a misdemeanor.
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Drinking water is primarily contaminated by corroding water lines and plumbing materials used in the home.
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These contaminated microplastics find their way into the food chain through the mouths of tiny zooplankton.
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Officials said Thursday that a chemical used in asphalt may have contaminated the city's water supply.
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Over the past week, eight recalls have been issued because the products contain contaminated milk powder.
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Puerto Rico has about 24 industrial waste sites contaminated by industries including pesticides and battery recycling.
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Per a ClickOnDetroit report, three plaintiffs allege that they suffered injury from drinking contaminated city water.
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Person-to-person transmission requires close, prolonged contact with contaminated bodily fluids like blood and semen.
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It can also contaminate other foods through contact with contaminated surfaces, cooking tools, or unwashed hands.
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Kozak earlier said contaminated oil had already been pumped into storage units, Russian news agencies reported.
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Ukrtransnafta' Gavrilenko told Reuters it planned to seek compensation from Transneft for storing the contaminated oil.
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It's only when a proposition is contaminated by politics that truth suddenly flies out the window.
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Dogs can get Campylobacter from contaminated food, water, or exposure to feces from an infected animal.
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"The issue of compensation for receiving the contaminated oil still remains to be solved," he said.
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For the last 18 months, the city's water supply has been contaminated with lead and iron.
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But that hasn't stopped businesses from rejecting Schaap's dairy products or food from contaminated sites elsewhere.
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In 1992, a small outbreak of E. coli and bacteria was linked to contaminated reusable bags.
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Officials said they discovered the potentially contaminated meat while investigating a wide-ranging November salmonella outbreak.
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They charged that their water was contaminated with methane gas after Cabot began fracking in 2008.
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Listeria is a serious infection usually caused by eating food contaminated with the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes.
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Selling contaminated and nearly expired products were just one of the damning allegations in the lawsuit.
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In Cumbria, northern England, 1,500 contaminated birds were killed and buried with some radioactive garden gnomes.
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Paris, Lyon and the French Riviera are the areas most contaminated by bad spirits, he says.
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If practical, place your contaminated clothing in a plastic bag and seal or tie the bag.
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Truth is, direct contact with contaminated water isn't the biggest health risk associated with algae blooms.
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The decline follows the discovery of contaminated Urals crude that affected the Druzhba pipeline to Europe.
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From contaminated groundwater children pick up chronic infections that impair their bodies' ability to absorb nutrients.
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In another, vaccines keep an astronaut safe on a space station contaminated with an alien virus.
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When someone consumes food contaminated with Cyclospora, it infects the small intestine, according to the CDC.
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Officials only learn of a potentially contaminated pool after someone who swam there reports becoming ill.
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Contaminated water is returned to rivers, slowly poisoning the people who need the water to live.
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In Britain alone, some 4.9m tonnes of contaminated nuclear material are in need of safe disposal.
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It funded clean up projects in Montana, refurbishing contaminated sites and making them viable small businesses.
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At the moment, it's unknown at what point in the supply chain the cans became contaminated.
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In January, a line of some TSMC chips were contaminated with a chemical that disrupted production.
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Showering with lead contaminated water is safe, however, as lead is not absorbed through the skin.
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Vets think it can spread through airborne exposure and contact with bodily fluids or contaminated surfaces.
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Some residents have been told not to drink their tap water because it's contaminated with PFAS.
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Several other lawsuits have been filed claiming more general harm from contaminated tap water in Flint.
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Have them imagine that they are the customer who bought a contaminated container of ice cream.
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Or, perhaps at some point the word became contaminated by its association with sex and foreplay.
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Raw flour can also be contaminated with bacteria, which is obviously no good for your tummy.
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At Yanai's house, contractors dumped wheelbarrow-loads of contaminated dirt in a corner of his garden.
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Last weekend, the city began its effort to replace lead-contaminated piping throughout the city. 3.
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However, feed supplies can also become contaminated with the virus, where it can survive for weeks.
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This generally happens through contaminated food and surfaces within people's homes -- particularly during the dry season.
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The contaminated fish were sourced from Sustainable Seafood Company in Vietnam and Santa Cruz Seafood Inc.
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Over the weekend, the city began its effort to replace lead-contaminated piping throughout the city.
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In other cases, tribal communities or small communities in agricultural areas rely on contaminated water sources.
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Sixty-five gallons of toxic sludge were found; 527,000 cubic yards of contaminated soil were removed.
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It can spread from person to person by breathing contaminated air or touching an infected surface.
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It said as much as 8 percent of China's arable land was contaminated by heavy metals.
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Due to today's manufacturing methods, it's rare for store-bought foods to be contaminated with botulism.
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In 1984, a religious cult bent on disrupting local elections contaminated American salad bars with salmonella.
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But pollution means a contaminated water supply, which can directly affect marine life and human health.
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Packaged salads contaminated with the listeria virus have killed one and left 11 hospitalized, CNN reports.
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What I didn't understand was the degree to which what's in the bottle can be contaminated.
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Residents were told to avoid roads close to the volcano and ensure water is not contaminated.
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Deseda said people should be discouraged from walking barefoot, drinking or swimming in potentially contaminated waters.
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The FDA initiated the inspections following high-profile safety scandals involving power morcellators and contaminated duodenoscopes.
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But forensic evidence shows the Pine Bar was "heavily contaminated" with Polonium-210, the report said.
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Still, prosecutors have opposed testing the evidence, since it may have been contaminated or improperly stored.
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He corrected them as they went, warning them not to touch their necks with contaminated gloves.
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Already we are hearing alarming reports of desperate survivors collecting water from potentially contaminated water sources.
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In fact, the water can be so contaminated that it's been making thousands of Americans sick.
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Many new wells for drinking water are shallow and have become contaminated by sewage, said Paranietharan.
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The bill includes $280 million to address the crisis over contaminated drinking water in Flint, Mich.
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He worries about being contaminated by Claude's sperm when his uncle is having sex with Trudy.
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It is relatively inexpensive compared to formula, and safer than mixing powdered formula with contaminated water.
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They strove to ensure that water supplies were not contaminated with cholera, typhoid, or other diseases.
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In parts of Germany and in Japan, wild boars running around are contaminated with nuclear radiation.
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The highly infectious viral disease spreads from person to person and through contaminated food and water.
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It is easily transmitted, by consuming food or water contaminated with the fecal bacteria Vibrio cholerae.
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After Tuesday's earthquake, Tepco said it had suspended the transfer of contaminated water to the tanks.
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Kildee noted that Flint is not the only town in his district suffering from contaminated water.
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The open wound on his face was "contaminated with dirt and twigs and bear," Daniali said.
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Four tributaries of the Colorado River in Grand Canyon are already contaminated by historic uranium mining.
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In fact, nearly 70% of conventionally grown -- non-organic -- produce samples were contaminated, the tests indicated.
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It is generally contracted from contaminated poultry, meat, eggs and water, and affects the intestinal tract.
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Corroding pipes had contaminated the water supply with lethal amounts of lead and other heavy metals.
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Tests by U.N. investigators in October showed that the spill had not contaminated local water supplies.
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Meanwhile, the death toll rises unabated from a dangerous heroin supply contaminated with illicitly manufactured fentanyl.
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A WHO alert went out listing the batches from the Indian factory that might be contaminated.
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Thirty-one people died in the explosion, and the areas surrounding the plant were permanently contaminated.
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The virus also can spread through direct contact with contaminated objects, such as needles and syringes.
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The Environmental Working Group estimates that in the United States there are 1,361 PFAS-contaminated sites.
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The water, contaminated by the melted fuel rods, needs to be treated and stored on site.
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The worst of these leave a user's hands more contaminated after washing than they started out.
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"So if somebody's hands are visibly or grossly contaminated, soap and water are better," Williams said.
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The F.D.A. urged consumers to check their purchases and avoid eating eggs that might be contaminated.
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But simply policing the sale of contaminated products and standardizing homeopathic licenses may not be enough.
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In the US, one in six people gets sick from contaminated food and drink every year.
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The lies, myths and insanity of white supremacy contaminated the soil and the soul of America.
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The risk of infection via contaminated surfaces is reduced by everyone observing good hand hygiene — i.e.
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The city of Newburgh in upstate New York declared a state of emergency over contaminated water.
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If my hands even touched the insides of my shirt, they would feel contaminated to me.
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But now they've put blowers in it, to create negative pressure so contaminated air doesn't escape.
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In 210 she learned the groundwater that flowed to her private well was contaminated with PFAS.
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Of course, these door handles can also become contaminated, and Materialise still recommends disinfecting them regularly.
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Regularly clean and disinfect surfaces and objects that could be contaminated with germs (like your phone).
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Related: Two people aboard a contaminated cruise ship in Japan have died, the authorities said today.
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The Environmental Working Group, an advocacy organization, has identified 610 PFAS-contaminated locations in 43 states.
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If you're wealthy enough and living in a highly contaminated area, he even suggests considering moving.
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Johnson & Johnson argued that it did extensive testing to make sure its products were not contaminated.
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Fresh water is a concern since rising seas have contaminated many of the islands' groundwater supplies.
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People fall ill an average of seven days after eating the food contaminated with fecal matter.
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Three houses in Paia were found to be contaminated inside with herbicides, according to local sources.
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They also decided not to warn nearby residents that their homes may have also been contaminated.
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Overmining has contaminated the city's soil and underground water tables, as well as causing devastating subsidence.
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Earlier attempts at obtaining their ancient DNA either failed or produced results contaminated by modern DNA.
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S.A WARNING: If you have recently purchased Meth, it may be contaminated with the Corona Virus.
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But new reports of contaminated devices and patient infections emerged "late in 2018," the agency said.
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The tanks already hold 20213,22021 tons of contaminated water, and Tokyo Electric is installing more tanks.
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We have all this land, but it's useless because it was all contaminated by the mudslide.
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" Host Ainsley Earhardt continued, "more than 1,300 Superfund sites, which are heavily contaminated, still require cleanup.
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The government says nearly 700 of Colombia's 1,096 municipalities are thought to be contaminated by landmines.
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It's "contaminated time," they call it, when our kids need us but we aren't really present.
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Fighting has destroyed infrastructure and contaminated the water all the way to his new host city.
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People usually get sick when they touch a door handle or surface that has been contaminated.
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Listeria infections are typically caused by consuming food contaminated with listeria monocytogenes, a type of bacteria.
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Of those who worked on the most contaminated islands in the north, 0003 percent reported cancer.
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Salmonella is usually transmitted when people eat foods contaminated with animal feces that carry the bacteria.
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It also declined to explain how the food became contaminated or how the problem was resolved.
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Eating or handling contaminated food can cause salmonellosis, one of the most common bacterial foodborne illnesses.
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After her home on Reeves Court was found to be on contaminated land, it was demolished.
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Villagers roll up their sleeves to show deformities caused by ingesting food contaminated by heavy metals.
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"Contaminated air from fire and bad weather have increased difficulties of rescue work," the ministry said.
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This site in Beaufort County has a former dye production facility that contaminated groundwater and soil.
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People fall ill an average of seven days after eating the food contaminated with fecal matter.
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It is also not contaminated with added hormones or antibiotics that are fed to these animals.
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The virus and food Infection usually occurs when someone eats food or drinks liquids that have been contaminated, touches surfaces or objects that are contaminated and then puts their hands in their mouth, or has contact with someone who has been infected, such as by sharing food.
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The study, authored by Nina Buchmann, Erica M. Field, Rachel Glennerster, and Reshmaan N. Hussam, finds that while mortality rates were almost identical in contaminated versus uncontaminated households pre-1999, these outcomes diverged sharply immediately after the switching campaign: Post-2000, households with arsenic-contaminated wells exhibit a 46% increase in child mortality relative to those with arsenic-free wells, which coincides with the moment at which contaminated households were pushed to switch to more remote sources.
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But it also means the meat has a greater chance of being contaminated and making you sick.
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Vegetables grown in soil contaminated with lead from paint dust or fuel exhaust will be similarly tainted.
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So if you are to see this as a brain contaminated disease, which is what it is.
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Kretchmer said he recently read that a jury had concluded that Baby Powder was contaminated with asbestos.
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That can mean the entire industry becomes implicated in outbreaks, even if not all products are contaminated.
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Every day, as much as 165 tons of groundwater seeps into the reactors, becoming contaminated with radiation.
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Don't use tap water In floods or hurricanes, tap water can become contaminated and no longer safe.
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Preserving evidence and reducing contamination Ensuring the sprawling crime scene was not contaminated was a major challenge.
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The deepest marine organisms known to humans are contaminated by plastics, according to a study published Wednesday.
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If contaminated water gets stuck in your ear, it can also cause a painful outer ear infection.
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The contaminated products would be withdrawn immediately, even though there was no public health risk, it said.
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When red tide rolls in, they essentially poison themselves by snacking on seaweed contaminated with the algae.
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In total, six million people live in contaminated areas, which have a high rate of birth defects.
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The health risks of drinking contaminated water are huge, as are the costs of fixing the problem.
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Only Hungary has resumed test flows to see if its refinery equipment can withstand the contaminated oil.
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It's possible, say Kwok-yung and Sridhar, that his food supply was contaminated by infected rat droppings.
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Many people, for instance, may inhale to avoid the risk of catching bloodborne diseases through contaminated needles.
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The outbreak was linked to heroin contaminated with carfentanil, an opioid some 100 times stronger than fentanyl.
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RUSSIA'S NOVAK SAYS TOTAL DAMAGE FROM CONTAMINATED OIL IN DRUZHBA PIPELINE IS LESS THAN $100 MLN - RIA
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The NRDC mapped the potentially contaminated water systems by county and found violations in every single state.
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However, the bacteria can also spread to other foods from contaminated surfaces, cooking tools, or unwashed hands.
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Belarus said that before clean oil reaches Mozyr, contaminated crude should be forced out of the pipeline.
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In Europe, contaminated oil sent by pipeline from Russia has disrupted supplies to refineries in several nations.
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While inmates were recently allowed to take showers, some are worried that the water may be contaminated.
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It is spread through contaminated water and has a short incubation period, which leads to rapid outbreaks.
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Superfund is a federally managed program charged with cleaning up sites contaminated by hazardous and toxic pollutants.
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Only Hungary has resumed test flows to see whether its refinery equipment can withstand the contaminated oil.
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Novak has reportedly said the total damage from the contaminated oil would be less than $100 million.
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And because it's a non-adulterant, the USDA will only recall contaminated meat after people get sick.
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"This is the largest contaminated park in the city's portfolio," said Miami City Commissioner Ken Russell said.
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Bo-J and the 22 others contaminated in December had far lower exposures — 22 mrem or less.
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Human beings contract the disease when they consume water from stagnant sources contaminated with the worm's larvae.
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Salmonella is usually spread to people through food or water contaminated with feces from an infected animal.
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A list of the potentially contaminated stores can be found at the county public health department's website.
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Mr. Winefield's background as an environmental engineer, with knowledge on how contaminated sites get cleaned up, helps.
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That amounts to roughly 250,000 square kilometres of contaminated soil, equivalent to the arable farmland of Mexico.
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The flour was contaminated with toxic E. coli bacteria, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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The military was called in to remove cars and objects from the scene that may be contaminated.
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Update: Lab tests show this rice is not made from plastic, but rice that's contaminated with bacteria.
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Beloved pets were rounded up for extermination, even ones with no links to the contaminated puppy mills.
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To add to its woes, in November cobalt at Kamoto was found to be contaminated with uranium.
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It is a menace to toddlers, who are most likely to ingest contaminated dust and paint chips.
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Never mind that Curry had quite possibly contaminated his rudimentary test by double-dipping his Q-tips.
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Mr Snyder has not recovered from the public-health crisis caused by lead-contaminated water in Flint.
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Salmonella, which usually spreads through feces, can make its way to plants through runoff contaminated with poop.
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The hardy microbe might provide insight into how we can break down toxic chemicals in contaminated water.
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Besides Druzhba, oil sent to one of Russia's top Baltic Sea ports, Ust-Luga, was also contaminated.
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"The excrement was used to fertilize crops, and the feces would have contaminated the crops," he said.
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Kazakhstan plans to seek compensation from Russia as its oil transit via Russia has also been contaminated.
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There were also two outbreaks of Legionnaires' disease, a bacterial infection that spreads through contaminated water supplies.
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The mixture injected into the 24-year-old patient's eye was contaminated with bacteria, the AAO said.
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Flint officials have also been implicated in fatal outbreaks of Legionnaires' disease due to the contaminated water.
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There were concerns about the health and safety of athletes competing in events held in contaminated waters.
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Keeping your hands washed and thoroughly cleaning contaminated surfaces is key to prevent the spread of infection.
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New water purification devices funded by non-government organizations are helping villagers make contaminated groundwater useable again.
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In the immediate aftermath, fires had to be put out, debris cleared, contaminated waste buried deep underground.
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When a recall occurs, it means that the system failed to prevent contaminated food from reaching consumers.
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Especially when you travel, contaminated water can make you extremely sick, which is an instant vacation-ruiner.
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The Superfund program cleans up contaminated land and responds to environmental emergencies, oil spills and natural disasters.
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You'll need to start being extra careful with your sushi, because it could be contaminated with parasites.
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Thousands of children, even those born 30 years after Chernobyl, still have to drink radioactively contaminated milk.
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What Michigan city is plagued by water contaminated with lead, which is causing developmental delays in children?
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For the first time ever, a study demonstrated that fracking has contaminated underground water reservoirs, BuzzFeed reported.
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Swimmers are also at risk, but only if contaminated water gets into an open cut or wound.
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Listeria monocytogenes can cause a serious infection called listeriosis if people eat food contaminated with the bacterium.
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The grocery chain Aldi has recalled multiple varieties of apples that may have been contaminated by listeria.
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As soon as she returned, Tanaka didn't know what to do: How contaminated was her beloved Iwaki?
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According to the CDC, foodborne botulism is caused by eating foods that are contaminated with botulinum toxin.
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In 1996, a tailings leak at Canadian-owned Marcopper Mining Corp's copper mine in Marinduque contaminated rivers.
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In some instances, cheap street cocaine shows evidence of having been contaminated with trace amounts of fentanyl.
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Dole has ceased production at the contaminated facility and recalled all of their salads sent from there.
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British police believe the couple was exposed to a contaminated item, but have yet to locate it.
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Contaminated water is still safe for bathing, showering, brushing teeth, washing hands, and doing laundry, officials say.
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For the second year in the row, the EWG found that strawberries were the most contaminated fruit.
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Instead, large outbreaks are usually traced back to contaminated water and sewage as well as undercooked shellfish.
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CH23M Hill holds contracts with the Department of Energy to clean up the highly contaminated, radioactive site.
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The contaminated APIs were bought by drugmakers who used them in products sold in the American market.
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It spreads through direct contact with bodily fluids or objects contaminated by someone ill with the disease.
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The logic is that it's better to release semi-contaminated water into the environment than raw sewage.
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But such journeys are all too easy, especially when nationalism is contaminated by theories of racial purity.
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By contrast, outbreaks of campylobacteriosis are often linked to unpasteurized dairy products, contaminated water, poultry and produce.
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St. Louis is a city that highlights what is at stake for contaminated sites across our nation.
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Swiss rolls Flowers Foods announced a recall of Swiss rolls because they may be contaminated with salmonella.
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The House passed a bill Thursday reauthorizing an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) contaminated site clean-up program.
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Not the directors, who spotlight a possibly contaminated crime scene, shaky forensic evidence and abusive police interrogations.
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These older studies might have used feed contaminated with DDT, mercury, lead, or any number of toxins.
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Germany's Schmidt said there should not now be any contaminated eggs left on store shelves in Germany.
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A long history of heavy industry in the East Bay also left contaminated soil in some areas.
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Together they made the Animas River one of the West's most contaminated places, nominated for Superfund designation.
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Some wild boar, in parts of Germany near Russia and in Japan, are contaminated with nuclear radiation.
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In Da Nang harbor, drainage ditches, overspray and contaminated river water are blamed for Agent Orange infiltration.
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Furthermore, the more people saw a victim as contaminated, the less they saw that victim as injured.
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" The one environmental problem that Pruitt has consistently pledged to approach more aggressively is "revitalizing contaminated land.
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Also keep in mind those living near the mines who must drink and bathe in contaminated water.
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In advance of the Olympics, Brazil has also been trying to clean up pollution and contaminated water.
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Once the exposure from open-air lead smelting is stopped, the contaminated sites can be cleaned up.
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A particular strip of land there has become one of the most mine-contaminated places on earth.
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FOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION, ALL SUBJECTS IN CONTAMINATED AREAS MUST SURRENDER TO BE QUARANTINED WITHIN 24 HOURS!
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He recalled watching evaporation pools near the salt flat fail, contaminated by dirt carried on the wind.
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The checks and balances to keep contaminated fecal waste out of the food chain has been corrupted.
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If the pack is no longer fresh, or has been deemed contaminated, the machine won't press it.
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Scores of athletes' careers have been ruined by unknowingly ingesting banned substances from contaminated supplements or foods.
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If you think you've eaten any contaminated products, look for symptoms such as fever, diarrhea, and vomiting.
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Remember ... Canelo was temporarily suspended after twice testing positive for a banned substance (he blamed contaminated beef).
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Typhoid, an illness born of contaminated food and water, was a prevalent calamity of the nineteenth century.
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Some of the supplements are contaminated with impure ingredients, harmful ingredients, I think that can be dangerous.
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Here At Home: Trader Joe's has issued a recall for products that could be contaminated with Listeria.
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As of Wednesday Belarus had returned 163,000 tonnes of contaminated oil via the Druzhba pipeline, Transneft said.
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Notably, they examined lung fluid from 29 patients, and every sample was contaminated with vitamin E acetate.
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But Dr. Osterholm said it still is not known exactly how and why the produce gets contaminated.
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Some coastal areas are seeing water that was once drinkable become contaminated with saltwater from the sea.
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The shortages are putting the sick in mortal peril, and exposing others to infections from contaminated floodwaters.
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Last, coronavirus may spread from contaminated surfaces — things like door handles and countertops, elevator buttons and cellphones.
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But some of those kits were flawed, thanks to a contaminated reagent, leaving labs with inconclusive results.
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Today there are still remarkably few legal restrictions on the sale of meat contaminated with dangerous pathogens.
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